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‘The economy is going to collapse,’ says Wall Street veteran Novogratz.

 
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While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case.
It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else.
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ALL of this is intentional. It is planned.

They created inflation intentionally.

They want to push their radical agendas and they don’t care who gets harmed. Even after the coming Republican blowout, they will continue with executive order —- remember Obama’s phone and pen.

Don’t underestimate the damage they can do.
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It appears the PTB have decided to try and end Western Civilization in 2022 and 2023. There may be no future since they want 95 % of humans dead in their Agenda 2030/ Great Reset plan. Since everything has been centralized, it is relatively easy to do. They wanted a gradual die off via poison Vax but this plan is not working and they must take a more frontal approach using heavy inflation and other means to collapse the Economy and interest rate increases to blow out the debt bubble. All these things will lead to starvation and a massive depopulation of the planet.
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It's all over the (MSM) financial news over here in Europe too.

This shit ain't even "bearish" like the miserable bastards have been touting for the past week or so ... I'd write "LOL" but this isn't even remotely ironic. This is the type of socio-economic disaster that end civilizations ... It's dead-cat-bounce after dead-cat-bounce straight into oblivion.

America and Europe are as good as dead and all by their own doing, all by self-inflicted trauma upon trauma. Well "their own doing" obviously isn't the truth. No sensible true American or native European wanted this. It's that particular tribe again, which is well known for it.
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Every 7 years, you can expect it! Shemitah cycle.
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It has nothing to do with "cycles" and everything to do with JWO.
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Just figuring that out now? :rere23:
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It has nothing to do with "cycles" and everything to do with JWO.
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They'll never get it here.
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Always good to get an expert opinion.


Thanks, expert, for explaining.

I don't need a guy with a Masters degree in Agriculture and Animal Husbandry to tell me I stepped in a cow flop.
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Democrats will blame it on Bush
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I love how these economists talk about the oncoming recession, as if to imply that this will be a temporary situation.

It is NOT a recession. It is a regression brought about by progressives and their ideological penchant to destroy everything they touch.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83652381


Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
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Good. Pop all the bubbles. I want to see which corporations can weather an economic storm and get through without having to file bankruptcy... those are the ones that deserve to survive.

People who spend recklessly and take on lots of debt with the promise that the fed will keep pumping and the government will monetize and bail everything out deserve to have their ass handed to them.

This is reckless behavior by reckless people that have been allowed to take over our institutions.

Out with the zombies. Time to embrace hard work and fiscal conservatism. Purposely collapse the liquidity markets. Allow over-leveraged individuals and institutions to fail. No more "something for nothing" by society's parasites.

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Good. Pop all the bubbles. I want to see which corporations can weather an economic storm and get through without having to file bankruptcy... those are the ones that deserve to survive.

People who spend recklessly and take on lots of debt with the promise that the fed will keep pumping and the government will monetize and bail everything out deserve to have their ass handed to them.

This is reckless behavior by reckless people that have been allowed to take over our institutions.

Out with the zombies. Time to embrace hard work and fiscal conservatism. Purposely collapse the liquidity markets. Allow over-leveraged individuals and institutions to fail. No more "something for nothing" by society's parasites.
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Yes that is the beauty of genuine capitalism, zombie companies must be allowed to fail and their resources distributed to other companies (bankruptcy) that can better use those resources.

However, as we've seen over the past 20 years or so, government is keeping these zombie companies alive with bailouts and subsidies. Last I saw, maybe 8 years ago, it was estimated that 20% of all publicly traded corporations were zombies relying on zero percent interest rates to survive. Who knows how bad it's gotten now, 40%? 60%?
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They keep saying they'll crash the economy, but they never do.

They wouldn't anyway, they're too chicken. Bgawk chickenshits, come on crash your precious economy. You won't.
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Good. Pop all the bubbles. I want to see which corporations can weather an economic storm and get through without having to file bankruptcy... those are the ones that deserve to survive.

People who spend recklessly and take on lots of debt with the promise that the fed will keep pumping and the government will monetize and bail everything out deserve to have their ass handed to them.

This is reckless behavior by reckless people that have been allowed to take over our institutions.

Out with the zombies. Time to embrace hard work and fiscal conservatism. Purposely collapse the liquidity markets. Allow over-leveraged individuals and institutions to fail. No more "something for nothing" by society's parasites.
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The policians blame the bankers and the bankers blame the politicians, for blowing the bubbles.

I remember the dot.com bust.

Those companies weren't real, but the people who worked for them were.

That's whose spending lifted economic activity.
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Housing prices may drop a little, but that will not make them more affordable.
Higher interest rates will result in higher payments.


They are working the problem from the wrong end.
They should be increasing supply and productivity.
Starting with oil.

They are trying to curb demand by raising interest rates.
This may reduce demand and therefore prices on some big ticket items like homes, cars, trucks, but it will make none of those things more affordable. The price may be lower, but the payment will be higher.

The cost of necessity goods and services that are already in short supply will probably increase if those businesses need to borrow money to operate. They will pass the added cost of interest into their goods and services, especially if demand remains higher than supply.

Forcing a decrease in demand for cars, trucks, and luxury goods and services will hurt some businesses, and may cause layoffs and/or business closures, which will cause further harm to the economy.

Increasing interest rates during times of supply shortages looks really stupid.

While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case.
It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else.
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Uhhhh, in the end that’s still called INCOMPETENCE!!
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I love how these economists talk about the oncoming recession, as if to imply that this will be a temporary situation.

It is NOT a recession. It is a regression brought about by progressives and their ideological penchant to destroy everything they touch.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83652381


Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
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This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
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I love how these economists talk about the oncoming recession, as if to imply that this will be a temporary situation.

It is NOT a recession. It is a regression brought about by progressives and their ideological penchant to destroy everything they touch.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83652381


Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
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This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
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Okay, fine a central bank and central planning are the core tenants or planks of communism. But let's call a spade a spade, both sides of the political aisle play the same game.

Which means the term progressive is meaningless if both parties are progressive. In fact, since they've all played the same games since 1913 and earlier they are in fact regressive. Progressive would be something like anarcho capitalism.
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I love how these economists talk about the oncoming recession, as if to imply that this will be a temporary situation.

It is NOT a recession. It is a regression brought about by progressives and their ideological penchant to destroy everything they touch.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83652381


Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
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This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83614618


There's plenty of righties that cheerlead QE and modern monetary theory. They love their pumped up asset prices as it padded their net worth and let the boomers take "early retirements" ... maybe they have to work a few more years now, or live a more minimalist life.

They should be happy they even live in a country where we can have 4 bedroom houses with 5 cars in the driveway... I'm all fine for living the good life if you earned it by contributing to society.

I'm not fine with QE blowing up asset prices allowing people to make money from simply doing leveraged investing. That's the bubble I want to see collapse.
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I love how these economists talk about the oncoming recession, as if to imply that this will be a temporary situation.

It is NOT a recession. It is a regression brought about by progressives and their ideological penchant to destroy everything they touch.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83652381


Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83614618


Okay, fine a central bank and central planning are the core tenants or planks of communism. But let's call a spade a spade, both sides of the political aisle play the same game.

Which means the term progressive is meaningless if both parties are progressive. In fact, since they've all played the same games since 1913 and earlier they are in fact regressive. Progressive would be something like anarcho capitalism.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


Exactly. There is too much political blaming by sheep who think there's a big difference between democrats and republicans. There are differences when it comes to social policies, but with economic policies they are pretty much both quite similar. They take the path of least resistance, which is to focus on short term solutions to economic problems (more and more QE, pumping, and bail outs)

Plunging into a depression and restoring fiscal conservatism would be painful short term, beneficial long term.
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Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83614618


Okay, fine a central bank and central planning are the core tenants or planks of communism. But let's call a spade a spade, both sides of the political aisle play the same game.

Which means the term progressive is meaningless if both parties are progressive. In fact, since they've all played the same games since 1913 and earlier they are in fact regressive. Progressive would be something like anarcho capitalism.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


Exactly. There is too much political blaming by sheep who think there's a big difference between democrats and republicans. There are differences when it comes to social policies, but with economic policies they are pretty much both quite similar. They take the path of least resistance, which is to focus on short term solutions to economic problems (more and more QE, pumping, and bail outs)

Plunging into a depression and restoring fiscal conservatism would be painful short term, beneficial long term.
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No arguments from me. I was saying the same thing on this board in 2008. Things have changed a lot since then. A libertarian voice was rare, it spoke louder because we were really different then no one had heard the message.

But the message was diluted, a clever ploy by the ptb. But it hasn't lost it's truthfulness, it's accuracy and clarity. It still has the same message.
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I concur! Housing is very sensitive to interest rates, one of the first indicators. It has already hit the skids!
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Hit the skids and heading for the wall
“I’m the wall that progress ran into"
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This has been a very orderly correction. There will be no economic collapse. Plenty of jobs available for all the freeloaders living off unrealistic high stock market returns and cheap money. Those fuckers need to get real jobs, some that require physical labor. Labor = money. If you have skills you'll be fine.
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Miami shootout guy locked his thread.

'Just a shotgun' WILL SAVE YOU.

It's proven to be one of the meanest most formidable weapons ever developed in all simulations, plus real world situations.

We're talking about real warfare with full autos.
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no its not, not even close

I could take your whole leg off at 300 yards with my AR-10

a shotgun wouldnt even hit me
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I can throw a football over that mountain
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‘We are going to go into a really fast recession.’

“Housing is starting to roll over,” he said. “Inventories have exploded.”

“There are layoffs in multiple industries, and the Fed is stuck,” he said, with a position of having to “hike [interest rates] until inflation rolls over.”

Before the Fed announced its decision, Novogratz speculated — accurately, it turned out — that the central bank would lift interest rates by 75 basis points and that the market would rally on that news. He also predicted that stocks will sell off in the coming days.

“They are hiking into the popping of a bubble,” Novogratz said, referencing the soaring price tags on luxury Swiss watches and other assets.

So far, the noted investor’s prediction has played out, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +1.00% rising more than 300 points, or 1%, after briefly running its gain to 600 points, after the Fed meeting broke up and a news conference hosted by Chairman Jerome Powell got under way.

[link to www.marketwatch.com (secure)]
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don`t have to be an expert or on wallstreet to know that, everyone who is paying $5 a gallon for gas and can`t afford to do it knows the economy is going down the toilet REAL fast. the common people know things before wallstreet does because the common people know what they can and can`t afford before wallstreet does.
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Don't have to be an expert when both sides want it to crash too.

Great reset. Read the book.
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Ah no, it's the nature of our 'money'. As pointed out here many times our currency is created from debt. And there's not enough of it in circulation to pay all the interest on the debt, so they have to keep issuing more and more.

Debt grows faster than the producing economy, it has spread like a cancer to all facets of the economy and now every business relies on credit and debt to operate.

In 1933 US debt was $23 billion, now it's over $30 trillion that implies an expansion rate of 8.5%, which doubles every 8.5 years.

(1+0.085)^8.5 = 2

Now that is an exponential function, and in time exponential functions go parabolic, nearing vertical. Meaning the rate of change (increase in debt) nears infinity for a small period of time. Clearly this is impossible, so a reset occurs.

This is the reset that the world economic forum is talking about, however they to impose a fake reset they control not an organic natural reset of the economy which is necessary for everyone. The same fools and crooks that created this mess in the first place want to create another one at everyone else's expense, pain and suffering.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83614618


Okay, fine a central bank and central planning are the core tenants or planks of communism. But let's call a spade a spade, both sides of the political aisle play the same game.

Which means the term progressive is meaningless if both parties are progressive. In fact, since they've all played the same games since 1913 and earlier they are in fact regressive. Progressive would be something like anarcho capitalism.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


Exactly. There is too much political blaming by sheep who think there's a big difference between democrats and republicans. There are differences when it comes to social policies, but with economic policies they are pretty much both quite similar. They take the path of least resistance, which is to focus on short term solutions to economic problems (more and more QE, pumping, and bail outs)

Plunging into a depression and restoring fiscal conservatism would be painful short term, beneficial long term.
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Dems will own this. Nice try.
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This has been a very orderly correction. There will be no economic collapse. Plenty of jobs available for all the freeloaders living off unrealistic high stock market returns and cheap money. Those fuckers need to get real jobs, some that require physical labor. Labor = money. If you have skills you'll be fine.
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clappa
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This just didn't happen.

This is the result of decades of progressive politics and market manipulation.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83614618


Okay, fine a central bank and central planning are the core tenants or planks of communism. But let's call a spade a spade, both sides of the political aisle play the same game.

Which means the term progressive is meaningless if both parties are progressive. In fact, since they've all played the same games since 1913 and earlier they are in fact regressive. Progressive would be something like anarcho capitalism.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80562797


Exactly. There is too much political blaming by sheep who think there's a big difference between democrats and republicans. There are differences when it comes to social policies, but with economic policies they are pretty much both quite similar. They take the path of least resistance, which is to focus on short term solutions to economic problems (more and more QE, pumping, and bail outs)

Plunging into a depression and restoring fiscal conservatism would be painful short term, beneficial long term.
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Dems will own this. Nice try.
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You're a sheep if you think republicans are going to solve anything. At best they keep us from getting pushed closer to the cliff. They are ultimately too corrupt, too focused on padding their own wallets first rather than taking painful steps to help society over the long run.

They also tend to lack balls... they are afraid the democrat media machine might slander them if they make some bold conservative move to fix the things progressives messed up. The political blame game keeps politicians short term focused.

That said, still voting republican... what choice do I have?

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Housing prices may drop a little, but that will not make them more affordable.
Higher interest rates will result in higher payments.


They are working the problem from the wrong end.
They should be increasing supply and productivity.
Starting with oil.

They are trying to curb demand by raising interest rates.
This may reduce demand and therefore prices on some big ticket items like homes, cars, trucks, but it will make none of those things more affordable. The price may be lower, but the payment will be higher.

The cost of necessity goods and services that are already in short supply will probably increase if those businesses need to borrow money to operate. They will pass the added cost of interest into their goods and services, especially if demand remains higher than supply.

Forcing a decrease in demand for cars, trucks, and luxury goods and services will hurt some businesses, and may cause layoffs and/or business closures, which will cause further harm to the economy.

Increasing interest rates during times of supply shortages looks really stupid.

While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case.
It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else.
 Quoting: FastEddyTortuga


Wrong

Houses worth $200k will no longer be selling for an over inflated $300k.

Prices will likely stay the same or even go down.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80788445


But if no one in this country can afford to buy them even at the $200,000 price, who will? The illegals coming across the border? Chinamen?

This country of Americans might someday be no more! Foreigners are already buying up our farmland and real estate. How long before those foreigners actually move here to farm that land or take up residence in those homes?
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Re: ‘The economy is going to collapse,’ says Wall Street veteran Novogratz.
Recessions are NORMAL and part of the cycle. Stop getting all freaked out you NOOBS!





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